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The document defines key terms related to the environment and ecology. It states that the environment includes natural and external conditions that influence living things. Ecology is defined as the study of how animals and people interact with their surroundings. Environmental sustainability is the long-term maintenance of ecosystems that allows them to continue for future generations. An ecosystem is defined as the complex assemblage of animals, plants, and their environment through which energy and materials move. The document also refers to the food chain/web as the process by which the sun feeds plants, plants feed herbivores, herbivores feed carnivores, carnivores die and benefit decomposers, decomposers feed the ground, and nutrients return to plants.

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1)is the external conditions, including natural surroundings, people, attitudes,
and anything that influences the life and activities of people, plants, and animals.
(a) Exosphere (b) Environment (c) Stratosphere
2)_is the study of ways in which people and animals interact with their
environment.
(a) Ecology (b) Animal science (c) Environmental Science
3)is the long-term maintenance of ecosystem components that allows them to
continue through future generations.
(a) Maintenance (b) Environmental Sustainability (c) Ecological generation
4) The complex assemblages of animals, plants, and their environment through which energy and
materials move is called
(a) Geosphere (b) ecosystem (c) earth science
5) Sun feeds plants->plants feed herbivores->herbivores feed carnivores-->carnivores die and
then benefit decomposes->decomposes feed the ground--> back to plants refers to
(a) components in terms of roles of ecosystem (b) nature (c) science

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